Denny Jacob is a real-time reporter for prominent financial publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, and Financial News. With a focus on delivering up-to-the-minute news and analysis in the finance industry, Denny's work has also been featured in MarketWatch.
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AT&T 's better-than-expected earnings helped investors look past a sizable goodwill impairment charge and disappointing subscriber gains. The telecom company's shares rose roughly 1% in morning trading.
Shares for Crocs stumbled after the footwear company dimmed its guidance due to a steep decline in quarterly sales for its Heydude brand, which it warned would take more time to turn around. Crocs said it expects its revenue to grow just 3% for the full year, compared with previous guidance of growth between 3% and 5%. Crocs forecast fourth-quarter revenue to be flat to up slightly compared with the year-ago period.
By: Denny Jacob
The operator’s quarterly profit improved despite a sagging U.S. freight market.
XPO rode improved pricing to higher profit while Werner Enterprises sees gains in contractual rate increases.
Companies that run prisons and detention facilities are sharply higher following Trump's election victory Tuesday. GEO Group has surged 38% and CoreCivic has jumped 28% in afternoon trading. Both stocks are trading near their highs on the day.
By: Denny Jacob
The operator of cable channels and streaming networks posted lower revenue in the third quarter, but still beat analysts’ expectations.
By: Denny Jacob
Amazon said the offering, dubbed Amazon Haul, is being introduced in beta and will be available to customers in the U.S.
By: Denny Jacob
Shares surged following the earnings announcement. The company’s market value has nearly doubled over the past 52 weeks.
By: Denny Jacob
Intuit Chief Executive Sasan Goodarzi doesn’t expect president-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration to build a free tax-filing app that would interfere with its business. Intuit reiterated its full-year guidance as it reported fiscal first-quarter earnings Thursday, but shares fell 5% after hours when the company guided for a weaker-than-expected second quarter. Shares for the tax-preparation software maker fell this week, along with those of competitor H&R Block, after The Washington Post reported that leaders overseeing the Department of Government Efficiency discussed creating a mobile app for Americans to file their taxes for free with the Internal Revenue Service.
By: Denny Jacob
President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration doesn’t “want to add to the bureaucracy and they don’t want to add investments to create something…that already exists,” said Chief Executive Sasan Goodarzi.
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